florida now. reporter: perhaps the biggest challenge for congressman meadows is taking what he knows about the distance of capitol hill and bringing that into the oval office. the president seems confident he can certainly do that and leave the white house scene. meadows is making his way over his mick mulvaney steps up it is mentioned meadows in the president have a particularly close relationship and in fact they speak almost every day by phone and sources tell me sometimes twice a day in the french at the president leaves will translate well into leaving the white house team. meadow said this in a statement. as president and his administration have a long list of incredible victories they have delivered to the country during his first term with the best yet to come and i look forward to helping build on that success and staying in the fight for the forgotten men and women of america. mulvaney's departure has been refers sometime but despite rumors to the contrary he had not fallen out of favor with the president however they also acknowledge the commander-in-chief can be a bit temperamental and as one told me everyone has a shelf live at the white house. certainly can't argue with mulvaney's loyalty or willingness to take on tough jobs. and he's been acting director of the consumer finance or protection bureau director of the own the the office of management and budget and acting white house chief of staff as you mentioned and the special envoy for northern ireland. he will grab the baton they are. >> the acting director and his confirmation i'm told by sources could be manageable. a graduate of wheaton college in george washington law school. he will be just 44 years old on his birthday later this month. tonight he you mentioned working dinner at mar-a-lago with the leader of yourself and president trump having a conversation. they are expected to discuss a number of topics including containing the coronavirus as well as the ongoing crisis in venezuela and trade and perhaps the attempt to join nato. i'll be here with any new readout. eric: jon: thanks kevin court. president trump having the u.s. response to the coronavirus yesterday during a visit to cdc headquarters in atlanta. this is the state of florida reports to deaths from the infection marking the first fatalities outside the west coast. the u.s. death toll rising to at least 19 people now with confirmed cases and about two dozen states. we have fox team coverage lucas tomlinson was more in the military's role in this. claudia cowan is reporting on a cruise ship quarantine off california but we begin with christina coleman in los angeles right now. christina. reporter: jon united states is one of the top 10 countries with the most cases of coronavirus as the numbers globally continue to grow. right now there's more than 103,000 cases worldwide in 89 countries and there has been more than 3900 deaths so far most of them in china. here in the u.s. there are at least 400 cases for a total of -- including the state of washington was 79 confirmed cases and 13 -- excuse me 16 deaths in california with 69 confirmed cases and one death. the first two covid-19 deaths on the east coast. two men died there in their 70s and traveled overseas to the number of cases rose in new york to 76 paid more than 27 other people are under some type of quarantine in the state of new york. the governor there under a state of emergency this afternoon for the federal effort to ramp up -- more than 1.1 million tests have been shipped in non-public health labs last night. the first went to the hard-hit state of washington and here in california cdc says the tests are sufficient to test 750,000 people. president trump also signed an $8.3 billion bipartisan spending bill friday to help fight this virus. >> we have been proactive. nobody else is doing that not by using samples free were proactively looking to see where there's a problem. we don't have to do that but we are doing it to see if we can find trouble spots. people have to remain calm. reporter: major event canceled as a safety precaution like austins popular festival south by southwest and it's unclear how covid-19 will impact florida's usually is a spring break season later this month. as for the ncaa it still plans on holding its march madness tournament despite coronavirus concerns that in a worst-case scenario they say they could play games without fans in attendance. jon: jon: christina coleman in los angeles, thanks. 21 people on board the grand princess cruise ship off the coast of san francisco testing positive for coronavirus. this is california state authorities are working with federal officials to bring the ship to a noncommercial port and test everyone for the virus. claudia cowan is in san francisco and she has the latest. reporter: jon the grand princess move closer to shore today so they could deliver medical supplies like gloves and face mask and evacuate a passenger who developed an illness not related to covid-19. that evacuation happening earlier this morning but officials as you said are still trying to determine the safest place to put the ship after 19 crewmembers and two passengers tested positive for the coronavirus. right now they are 50 miles off the coast of san francisco -- san francisco. health officials san francisco. health officials ehsan is possible they want to get into a noncommercial port far from any other cruise ships are travelers vice president mike pence saying the quarantine logistics are still being worked out that everyone will be screened. >> we will be testing everyone on the ship. we will be quarantining as necessary but with regard to the 1100 member crew we anticipate that they will be quarantined on the ship and will not need to disembark. reporter: 46 people who have flulike symptoms were tested on thursday after diagnostic kits were airlifted to the ship but now more than 3500 people need to be screened and that could take a while. the captain giving regular announcements over the pa system to keep everyone calm and informed. >> some of you may be having a difficult time dealing with the situation. can provide support to anyone needing extra support. reporter: this cruise was supposed to return from hawaii today and the test results come amid a rolling bit of cases with the previous voyage between san francisco mexico. at least 10 people were on that trip got sick including a california man who died last week. health officials say some of the crew who are infected now worked the two cruises back-to-back back-to-back. for now passengers are waiting it out in their state rooms and cabins wondering how this is going to go, if and how long they will have to stay on board or they will have to beat transported to a military base or possibly several bases. again jon we are talking about thousands people here and a lot of unanswered questions tonight is the crusius continues to circle in the pacific ocean. eric: claudia cowan thank you. u.s. naval sailor in naples italy is tested positive for coronavirus marking the first confirmed case among servicemembers stationed in europe. this is the virus continues to spread rapidly worldwide. chris tomlinson is live -- lucas tomlinson is live. reporter: italy is prepared to lock down parts of the country the most drastic action yet to stop the spread of coronavirus praytor colley reported it would take effect tomorrow. more than 10 million people around milan would be affected and the army would enforce the quarantine. italy has nearly 6000 coronavirus cases and 230 people have died for the biggest outside of asia. a u.s. navy sailor tested positive 500 miles away from along. friday u.s. military announces first confirmed case headquarters for u.s. forces in korea after south korean employee tested positive on the base but this is the seventh coronavirus case confirmed by the us military in korea but so far only one active-duty american soldier as 20,500 troops based there had been affected. mark esper said is fully confident the pentagon can withstand the virus. >> way we have a lot of capabilities and is building. our command center has the capability go for weeks at a time if they had to be locked inside the building and if we have some type of opry. u.s. navy warships continued their missions around the world. after leaving the aircraft went to vietnam this week. they spend 14 days as the following protocols to quarantine. the navy's top admirals are asked this question. >> do you have test kits? >> no, we don't yet but that's not just a problem for dod but i think we are getting to a better place in terms of the production to allow us to be able to distribute those to the force. report to the head of infectious disease at walter reed medical center said there's no need to panic. in that we should recognize that the end of the day it remains a low risk to not just our servicemembers but the american public. reporter: jon there to confirm coronavirus cases in the us military out of 1.3 million people in the forces. eric: lucas tomlinson thank you. meanwhile we are also following another quarantined cruise ship this one on the nile river in egypt through the vessel carrying more than 150 passengers. one third of them have tested positive for coronavirus. officials say they will be transferred to isolation in the hospital on egypt's coast. meanwhile the total number of global cases now tops 100,000. the quarantine hotel in southeast china set of tubes are people who have had contact with coronavirus patients collapse today trapping dozens in the rubble underneath. china's media says at least 33 of the 70 people they believe were inside have been rescued. why not unidentified hotel employee was quoted as saying there was construction on the 80 room hotel before the disaster however the cost of the collapse remains unclear. with the democratic primary dwindling to three this week the focus is on joe biden and bernie sanders. as the two sharpened their attacks ahead of the next round of primaries on tuesday. ellison barber reports from st. louis, missouri. reporter: joe biden r. gilly one of the quickest political comebacks he and his supporters are trying to keep that momentum going. >> what a difference a week makes. this time last week i was in south carolina. the press declared biden's campaign was dead. but south carolina super tuesday. >> senator sanderson still need a record turn out to be president trump in the campaign is going to do that record turnout. reporter: talked about his vision for america his desire to quote rebuild the middle class and his plan to improve health care despite the nra to address climate change and rejoin the paris accord and the president trump to restore what he sees as the soul of america. three or four protesters tried to interrupt the rally yelling from the crowd. some seem to be anti-dairy protesters. the crowd quickly drown them out with cheers for biden. [chanting] >> senator sanders was in michigan today. he is accusing biden up wanting to cut social security. i denied that ann is out with a new ad trying to push back. >> when idrd argued that we should freeze federal spending i met social security as well. >> with that some bad news for them. we are not going to cut social security. we are going to expand social security. >> the eight after state after state calling for joe biden and biden will increase social security benefits and protective. negative ads will only help donald trump's time we bring our party together. reporter: idaho michigan mississippi missouri north dakota and washington will vote on tuesday. biden is expected be in michigan on monday. jon: ellison barber thank you. saudi officials reportedly have arrested three senior members of the royal family allegedly for plotting to oust king solomon. the crown prince mohammed bin salman. the king's younger brother was among those detained. this is latest in a series of crackdowns by the crown prince at the 34-year-old de facto ruler has moved to consolidate power ever since ousting his cousin as heir to the throne in 2017. people who lost family members on malaysia airlines flight 2370 holding a ceremony today marking six years since that planes the sterry's disappearance. the jetliner was carrying 239 people when it finished on a flight from beijing to the families are calling on the malaysian government to conduct a new search for the wreckage to the previous operation concluded the plane is most likely at the bottom of the southern indian ocean. we will have more team coverage on the coronavirus outbreak, how it's affecting businesses places of worship and even the sports world. as a caricature artist, i appreciate what makes each person unique. that's why i like liberty mutual. they get that no two people are alike and customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. almost done. what do you think? 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i play for the fans. why show up to an arena with no fans in it. i ain't playing. suggesting players replace high fives with fist bump says a safety precaution. meanwhile amtrak is responding by canceling its nonstop service between new york and washington. it's also cleaning the cars more often sometimes on an hourly basis and all 12,000 employees at its california headquarters to work from home. the company suggesting the same for workers in seattle. greece's premises of the migration deal between the european union and turkey is dead. curry arcos making this announcement as thousands of turkish migrants attempted to cross into greece after turkey said it would open its borders with ear. border police in greece fire tear gas at a number of migrants who tried to break down the fence between greece and turkey that officials sprayed water on the migrants to keep them from crossing. the duchess and duke of sussex heading to the festival of music at royal albert hall. the event marks 11 of prince harry and meghan markle's final appearances as working members of the british royal family for the couple announced they would step away from their current role in january and plans to split their time between the uk and north america to the royal duties are set to end march 31. here at home democratic congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez is facing criticism after urging illegal immigrants to participate in the upcoming census. >> she said every single person should take part no matter their documentation status push is part of a broader fight over the census which is taken once every 10 years. the information gathered to be used to determine how government funds should be allocated and how many congressional seats each state will receive. one story that's not getting much attention from this past super tuesday is record support for president trump for the republican primary. how the 2020s vote tally compares to president obama's 2012 numbers. saturdays happen. pain happens. aleve it. aleve is proven stronger and longer on pain than tylenol. when pain happens, aleve it. all day strong. rowithout the commission fees and account minimums. so, you can start investing wherever you are - even on the bus. download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. jon: the democratic primary continues on tuesday with voters heading to the polls in half a dozen states. this is the dust is still suffering from super tuesday where there was no shortage of enthusiasm on the republican side. david has more. >> we are very much alive. progress democrats duke it out for the chance to face present from a november is pumping up his own base of the primary polls. >> now think i'm running against bernie. think it'll be hard for them to come back but according to numbers from the federal election commission and the "associated press" is far ahead of another incumbent president obama was in 2012. massachusetts new hampshire oklahoma and tennessee trump doubled, tripled in some cases quadruple the 2012 obama numbers. new gallup polling shows republicans are showing the most enthusiasm since gallup first measured the metrics in 2000. meanwhile some democrats with white house experience are worried about the democratic turnout in november. >> word barely surpassing 2016 so knots of flashing yellow light. both parties are courting the female vote now that elizabeth ward has dropped out of the race. >> all those little girls are going to have to wait four more years. the three possibilities to occupy the oval office next year, white men in their 70s. >> despite your differences between you and senator biden. >> i think the american people, tooled white guys is one too many for some. jon: dave thank you. preform rumpus let's bring in jon decker "fox news" radio white house correspondent. how a week can change everything and a presidential race after super tuesday. a lot of candidates dropped out and the focus of this race became much more clear. reporter: that's right or doubts a two-person race essentially on the democratic side joe biden and bernie sanders. the front-runner now remarkably and that's the way the president described it as well as joe biden. joe biden of course performing so well on super tuesday winning 10 of the 14 states that s. the package which is played points out there still so much energy and enthusiasm on the republican side right now. the president have performed with president obama did in iowa and new hampshire and in many super tuesday states as well. i think a lot of that enthusiasm stems from the aftermath of -- there's a lot of feeling among republican voters that the president got the short end of the stick and they are coming out to support the president once the primary hits their state. >> i don't suppose the white house speaking publicly about which of these two democratic candidates they would like for the president to face what are you hearing any whispers? reporter: i asked this very question to the president earlier this week. i asked the question you just asked me jon and the president said it doesn't matter to him. he's ready to take on whoever emerges as the democratic standardbearer. that being said the president was asked a similar question during a town hall in scranton and slovenia. the president said bernie sanders would be a tough opponent for him. that being said i think it would have been easier if he was not the nominee for the democrats. certainly would be easier to paint bernie sanders is this democratic socialist and that's how he describes himself, making that connection with voters out there who simply would not want to vote for someone who describes themselves in that manner. jon: when the president campaigns and disparages both of these candidates that he has an effect on the democratic electorate, doesn't he? his kind of campaign style is bound to help one of these two candidates. reporter: we are seeing enthusiasm on the democratic side as well and i think that's one of the reasons to account for joe biden doing particularly well on super tuesday when he came out with 14 states. seems the democrats are trying to coalesce around joe biden as the candidate that they believe has the best shot as beating president trump in november. we will see if that holds true with the upcoming states that will vote this tuesday on march the tenth but look there's no doubt about it that democrats are energized in their own way and wanting to have someone move forward as their standardbearer who can be president trump and some of the tough states michigan and pennsylvania and wisconsin that president will drop one in 2016. jon: the impeachment effort as you mention in the house and senate really seemed to backfire against democrats when it comes to republican enthusiasm. reporter: well it has. the idea here was that decreased enthusiasm among republican voters certainly hasn't happened and what we are seeing is a record number when you compare it to 2012 which is a good comparison. of course that was when president obama was running for his re-election. we saw and record number of republicans coming out to support president trump even though he has nominal competition in any of the primaries. jon: let's take a look at the primaries coming up on march 10, the states that are going to be voting. idaho is offering 20 delegates up for grabs and michigan 125 michigan 36 north dakota 14 and washington 89. perhaps that's the reason joe biden is at this moment speaking in kansas city, missouri holding something of a rally there. it's not super tuesday but what happens march 10 is going to go a long way toward helping clear up this race on the democratic side. reporter: you're absolutely right and michigan is the biggest prize, 125 delegates in that state there. ernie stand -- bernie sanders is spending a lot of time in michigan. q1 over hillary clinton in 2016 but there's a feeling among the biden folks that they can win michigan in the same feeling among the electorate in michigan that we saw happen in minnesota which joe biden one less than a week ago will occur in michigan as well. i think that could be the end of the line if indeed bernie sanders loses michigan but i think it would be essentially a freight train he could not stop the joe biden wins michigan on tuesday. jon: joe biden's cane -- campaign left for dead after iowa and he comes roaring back and remove onto march 17 in the primaries there. the big prize florida with 219 delegates arizona was 67 illinois 155 in neighboring ohio 136. again that's going to clarify this race if it hasn't, fait accompli already. reporter: bernie sanders has the money to continue with this process. there's no doubt about that. >> a fund-raising machine on the democratic side so if he is disappointed with the results coming from this tuesday in michigan and washington the two biggest states that have delegates at stake he can keep going and certainly try to reset the rate in a state like florida. that's a state that joe biden feels he can do particularly well in that this is a process with a two-man race a process that can go on for some time. jon: i want to point out something that mystifies a lot of market watchers. it's the jobs number from this week are you they away the predictions, 273,000 jobs added in this country the unemployment rate at 3.5%. hourly earnings are up 3% year-over-year and yet the stock our kids all fell. is that just coronavirus? reporter: it really is. its forward-looking and there is a lot of fear and a lot of panic right now among traders and other relates to coronavirus. remember it's a global market not just focused on the united states. we have not seen the problems that countries like south korea and italy are having right now concerning the coronavirus. i do think that is why we saw those major declines in the financial markets over the course of this past week. as you point out the fundamentals of the u.s. economy are so incredibly strong record low unemployment, the jobs numbers 273,000 jobs created last month, those are the kinds of numbers that any president would like to run for election on. jon: jon decker is the fox radio white house correspondent, thank you. reporter: thanks a lot. jon: or should it catch "fox news" and itamar went host chris wallace interviews democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders on the race for the white house and dr. anthony fauci director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases on the latest effort to fight the coronavirus. check your local listings for times on your local fox affiliate or catch it on the "fox news" channel 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. eastern time. coming up the "fox news" exclusive why international fees are coming to arizona to illegally dig up and sell cacti on line plus an update on the doomsday cult case that the fbi releases new images of the two missing children from idaho. what authorities are learning now. has clinically proven ingredients that fuel 5 indicators of brain performance. memory, focus, accuracy, learning, and concentration. try neuriva for 30 days and see the difference. to bring all of these stories thatity i've heard to life. i wanted to keep digging, keep learning... this journey has just begun. bring your family history to life like never before. get started for free at ancestry.com (sensei) beautiful. but support the leg! when i started cobra kai, the lack of control over my business made me a little intense. but now i practice a different philosophy. quickbooks helps me get paid, manage cash flow, and run payroll. and now i'm back on top... with koala kai. hey! more mercy. 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it's happening on a daily or white wheat basis but we believe a regular basis people are attempting to take cactus from the park and this is way to discourage the upper part of the popularity of owning these plants is quickly growing to the latest numbers show overall sales grew 64% between 2012 and 2017 a market estimated to be worth thousands. hispanic it's all about supply and demand. they can range anywhere from $20 to 200. local cactus club member javier said people who illegally sell the plants almost everywhere. >> he list or in the back of a pickup in a parking lot. and unfortunately not a lot can be done. so did people like him to protect these plants. >> the is to enjoy visiting their habitats. that way they leave a living legacy for the future rations. if you take a cactus like this saguaro he could face prison and a happy time for don't need a permit to own a saguaro on your own property. jon: the fbi is asking for the public's help in finding two missing idaho children have been seen since last september. this is a judge reduces bail for their mother lori vallow to $1 million. she faces a list of charges related to the kids disappearance. jacqui heinrich is following it from her new york city newsroom. reporter: attorneys for lori vallow daybell got the judge lowered her bond to $1 million for prosecutors argue she's a flight risk because she and her husband both lied about the whereabouts of her children. lori vallow they stood judge yesterday at she was in was arrested and why in the workers she faces a litany of charges including child abandonment after police say she and her husband chad daybell refused to help authorities find the kids and fled idaho is in his investigators began their search after the the grandparents house for her welfare check. samuel joshua j.j. vallow was seen september 23 after his mother told the school he'd no longer be no longer becoming be coming in 70 tylee ryan was last seen september 8 at yellowstone national park with her mother and now deceased uncle for the children's disappearance follows a mysterious pattern of deaths surrounding the new couple. lori's late husband charles vallow was shot and killed by her brother alex cox last summer for cox claimed it was self-defense but he died of unknown causes a few months later in lori's new husband chad married lori two weeks after his late wife tammy died in october it had tammy's body has since been exhumed. chad and lori have written several religious themed books about the end times. the ruling till over lori's odd raise a lot of i've browse. chad came into a large sum of money and the kids are still missing. >> the new husband chad daybell may do it. i would not be surprised if a chad daybell who got $353,000 life insurance on his dead wife doesn't post bond for her. reporter: authorities are asking anyone who visited the park to submit photos that might include pictures that broaden the search lori post boj you will have to wear an ankle bracelet and stay inside. jon: what a story. jacqui heinrich thank you. what to expect on the weather front as we spring forward tonight. first on nashville's biggest stars are coming together to raise money for people impacted by the deadly tornadoes that tore through tennessee earlier in the week. ow. it's a day filled with promise and new beginnings, challenges and opportunities. at ameriprise financial we can't predict what tomorrow will bring. but our comprehensive approach to financial planning can help make sure you're prepared for what's expected and even what's not. and that kind of financial confidence can help you sleep better at night. ♪ with the right financial advisor life can be brilliant. ♪ jon: don't lose any sleep over but daylight savings time return seven hours from now 2:00 a.m. tomorrow morning which means you need to set those clocks ahead one hour before you go to bed tonight. as we spring forward will the weather feel like spring as well? me don't just adam fox's and the weather channel. >> we are hitting a springlike forecast as we wrap up the weekend as up the week in as we head into nixie. as her current satellite and radar across the country must declare especially in the western half of the country. it's been round after round of showers across the western half the western state throughout the entire winter. here's your satellite and radar. the higher locations mostly just rained central california stretching to the northwest and inland in the week ahead we week ahead we continue to see an active pattern in this area. this is your forecast over the course of the next week at everything the blue rain you see some of these areas that are yellow and orange. that's heavier rain so three to 4 inches across some of the states running towards los angeles. he could see a whole lot of rain over the next five days or so. it does say drier in the center of the country and it stays warmer. these are our current temperature is pretty feel like 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